Thanks Anna, 

This debate on 'complexity management' and 'leadership model' brings Bogdanov-Lenin discussion and Tektology in, but at the moment I am busy with preparing to go to Montreal, to join the WSF; thanks to a comrade who provided solidarity could get a ticket. Will be organizing an open discussion on a collective and peer to peer global commons charter writing initiative we took on recently. 

Will try to provide more info on it, and how to participate - follow it, and a report in the afterwards. For the movement I like to invite you to check this pad: globalcommons.titanpad.com/1 and this one too: https://commonsspace.hackpad.com/Commons-Space-k6rOCvUgyhC

As soon as possible I like to share my thoughts and respond on the Corbyn-complexity-leadership exchange. 

Orsan



On 1 aug. 2016, at 11:54, peter waterman <peterwaterman1936@gmail.com> wrote:

Fascinating, Anna,

And if this is not actually what Corbyn is doing or thinking, I am sure he will have the Madron argument drawn to his attention

P

On Mon, Aug 1, 2016 at 10:11 AM, Anna Harris <anna@shsh.co.uk> wrote:
The Corbyn Model of Leadership
Of all the people currently in leadership positions in a major political party anywhere in the world, Jeremy Corbyn is the only one who shows the potential of being a leader who could begin to manage successfully the complex problems that all of our societies have to face in the coming decades.

Brilliant article, first I've seen really understanding what Corbyn is trying to do.


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